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66 m. ago England set South Africa target of 180 to win: Champions Trophy cricket – live

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1 hour ago Great Western Railway train manager who sexually assaulted woman passenger, 18, as he asked to check her ticket is jailed for seven years

Nicholas McMurray, 38, approached the victim and asked to see her ticket, and adjusted the woman's dress as the train journeyed to Swansea on June 22, 2024, British Transport Police said.

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3 h. ago Ryan Reynolds urges Wrexham fans to 'act now' after losing millions

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3 h. ago Aldi's £20 item 'perfect' for anyone who faces common pet problem

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3 h. ago This 'magic in a jar' multitasker is British Airways' bestselling skincare product

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3 h. ago Former train manager jailed for sexually assaulting teenager after ticket check

Nicholas McMurray, 38, approached the 18-year-old woman on a Cardiff to Swansea train in June last year, British Transport Police said.

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3 h. ago 'Ultimate' hack to remove sticky price tags uses one household staple

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3 h. ago Graeme Souness reveals legendary Celtic manager's advice as Rangers icon blasts 'woke' footballers

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3 h. ago I know why childfree Kelly Brook's mum friends have dumped her: I ditched my pals who don't have children the moment I got pregnant

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‘We stand with Ukraine. Always. Because it is right, not easy,’ posted Estonia’s prime minister

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4 h. ago Jill Halfpenny enjoys romantic Paris holiday with her new flame as she discusses finding love again after death of her partner Matt Janes

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4 h. ago ‘I am changed in every cell of my body’: what surgeon Gabriel Weston learned when she faced serious illness at home

First the doctor was diagnosed with a heart disorder, and then her son became dangerously unwell How did it feel to be on the other side of the operating table?Nothing thrills me more than the human body. But, until my mid-20s, it didn’t cross my mind that someone like me could become a doctor. There were no medics in my family. I was slow at maths and science, and gave them up before the age of 16. After school, I decided on an English degree, because it was what I found easiest.Then, in my final year, something important happened. A few of us were hanging out at a friend’s house one evening when his dad, a surgeon from London, arrived to stay for the weekend. Over dinner, we all sat enthralled as he told us stories of his hospital life. He fetched a surgical textbook from his bag, full of photos of some of his favourite operations, and I remember sitting at the kitchen table late into the night, poring over these luminous images, skin peeled back to reveal muscle and bone, tumours...

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